> This would definitely have to fall under the "hack" area,
> because it is
> a feature that would require additional configuration, and in other
> words, is not a "pure" PHP implementation. Therefore, it is
> unable to
> be resolved solely through the Zend Framework. I don't know
> if this
I've been tinkering with ZF since 0.2.0 came out (woohoo, how many
hours has it been out? ;) ) so forgive me if this way off base on the
intended behavior of Zend_Config(_Ini).
It seems that when using the 'dot' notation and extending another
section of the .ini file (see the example .ini f
-- David Rinaldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Tuesday, 31 October 2006, 06:54 PM -0800):
> Using ZF 0.2.0 and PDO MySQL, I run into a peculiar case:
>
> $sql = $db->quote('SELECT * FROM ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 10');
Your problem is with the above statement. quote() should be used to
quote scal
I consider this a bug in PHP itself, personally. The solution is changing
__get to something more like this:
// Zend_View_Abstract::__get()
public function __get($key)
{
if ($key[0] != '_') {
if (!isset($this->_vars[$key])) {
$this->_vars[$key] = null;
}
retur
Please paste this code in a view:
$this->a = array();
$this->a[] = 1;
print_r($this->a);
What do you get? I get an *empty* array. How come? I don't understand it.
Using ZF 0.2.0 and PDO MySQL, I run into a peculiar case:
$sql = $db->quote('SELECT * FROM ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 10');
$result = $db->query($sql);
$rows = $result->fetchAll();
returns 0 rows.
using the select object doing the same thing:
$select->from('', '*');
$select->order('date DESC');
Hey,
I seem to be having trouble incorporating WP and ZF together. Each
work individually, so I'm wondering if I'm approaching the integration
incorrectly.
What I want to do is have ZF be responsible for all paths, setting up
the layout and using Zend_View to render what I need. As a result, I
After Andi's announcement at the conference I changed my exam time to
Wednesday at 4pm from my original time of today at 4:30. Then I checked my
e-mail and saw it was on Wednesday, not today--argh! Luckily the ladies at
the registration booth are helpful and friendly and had no problem with me
Here's a tutorial that's a little more in-depth on deploying ZF on IIS using Isapi Rewrite.http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFUSER/Using+ZF+with+IIS
On 10/30/06, Manu Goel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,I was recently facing an issue while configuring Zend Framework with IIS. I was searchi
At the conference they reference the time but not the date so there is
going to be some confusion on if this is today or tommorow?
I would assume they meant to say Wednesday.
Bill Karwin wrote:
Hi to folks who are here in San Jose this week, attending the Zend
Conference.
We have scheduled a
This would definitely have to fall under the "hack" area, because it is
a feature that would require additional configuration, and in other
words, is not a "pure" PHP implementation. Therefore, it is unable to
be resolved solely through the Zend Framework. I don't know if this is
a requiremen
At the conference they reference the time but not the date so there is
going to be some confusion on if this is today or tommorow?
I would assume they meant to say Wednesday.
Bill Karwin wrote:
Hi to folks who are here in San Jose this week, attending the Zend
Conference.
We have scheduled a
hi
The URL format http://www.domain.com/index.php/test/my/vars works fine in
IIS and copies the value "/index.php/test/my/vars" to
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] so I guess the standard *without rewrite*
implementation should work without a hitch.
Apart from using an ISAPI module (or ASP.NET for which
As do I! I know that PHP on
Apache works fine without using any kind of rewriting as long as you
have an explicit filename in the URL. For example, the following is a
perfectly legitimate URL that can be parsed from within PHP without
anything done on Apache:
http://www.example.com/index.php
Hi Manu,
I'm not using windows, but there's some info in the wiki:
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFUSER/Installing+ZF+on+Windows
Cheers,
Johannes
Manu Goel wrote:
Hi all,
I was recently facing an issue while configuring Zend Framework with
IIS. I was searching for an apache style mo
Hi all,I was recently facing an issue while configuring Zend Framework with IIS. I was searching for an apache style mod-rewrite property in IIS but was unable to find any such thing. So, my question is, how can we enable the Rewrite Engine in IIS to use Zend Framework, or anything else to make it
I was recently facing an issue while configuring Zend Framework with
IIS. I was searching for an apache style mod-rewrite property in IIS
but was unable to find any such thing. So, my question is, how can we
There's no standard rewrite engine for IIS but there are third-party
modules, e.g. IS
-- Kevin McArthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Monday, 30 October 2006, 10:23 AM -0700):
> P.S.
>
> What exactly is new in the MVC and what will be needed to upgrade to the
> new 0.2.0 from 0.1.5
Nothing, initially. All MVC changes went into the incubator for this
release so that early adopters
Wish I could be there. Have fun everyone overthere! :)On 10/31/06, Bill Karwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi to folks who are here in San Jose this week, attending the ZendConference.We have scheduled an informal "BOF" style gathering of Zend Framework
contributors at the Conference.Where: the Boar
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